Aide Defends C5A Costs Amid CIA Criticism
Assistant secretary of the Air Force for installations and logistics, Robert H. Charles, rejected CIA criticisms of rising C5A program costs and defended Air Force measures and Lockheed contracts as sound procurement. He said Defense Secretary Laird supported his view, though the Pentagon later said Laird would not endorse the statement.
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Duigaly Ehieh
Trobert H. Charles
Air Force
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Laird
Charles
CIA
Kenneth N. Beckman
House
Beckman
SNC
CSA
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Lockheed
Calls for full release of Job Corps files amid site closings
Senator Alan Cranston urged Nixon to publish all Job Corps center records good and bad as Congress probes planned cuts. Officials say confidential reports on narcotics use homosexuality and racial incidents at centers were leaked, amid debate over closing 57 sites and how the data were used.
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Washington
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Kilmer Center
Edison
N.J
Poland Spring Women’s Center
Lewiston
Maine
Parks Men’s Center
Pleasanton
Calif
Office of Economic Opportunity
Poland
Labor Subcommittee
Dub Corps
William A. Sleiger
Rwis
Turmoil on campuses splits leaders over causes
Black students seized SMU president’s office for five hours in Dallas while violence closed two City University of New York units. Queens College saw 40 Black students march through three buildings, smashing windows and overturning furniture as police cleared the campus. Agnew and Ford urged tougher action, amid dissent from educators and delegates at the AAUP meeting in Minneapolis who argued it threatens academic freedom. Amherst urged leadership to address war and poverty to quell unrest. SMU discussed a new study space and black admissions counselors after sit in. 50 Black students among 9,500.
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N.Y
James McMurray
UPI
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
New York
City University
Spiro T. Agnew
House
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
American Association of University Professors
Minneapolis
Amherst College
Amherst
Calvin H. Plimpton
Massachusetts College Community Tool
Agnew
Honolulu
Lexington
SMU
Willis Tate
Antioch Black Studies program kept without federal freeze
A federal Civil Rights office found one Title 6 violation at Antioch College in Yellow Springs related to housing notices for black freshmen in the Afro-American Studies Institute. The Nixon administration warned the president to watch the program, but no federal funds were frozen. The institute offers about a dozen courses and aims to train professionals for inner city needs.
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Washington
Antioch College
Nixon
Antioch
James Dixon
Panetta
Yellow Springs
Black Studies
Civil Rights Office
Fruehaut Corp braces for factory built housing venture
Fruehaut Corp plans to enter the factory built housing market using its Avon Lake trailer plant expansion. A prototype modular home costing about 12000 dollars will be built within six months by existing trailer and container plants. The firm also acquired Jacksonville Shipyards to boost vessel repair capacity as 1968 sales topped 400 million and earnings reached 2.23 per share with a 42.5 cent dividend.
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Fruehaut Corp
Avon Lake
William E. Grace
Detroit
Fruchauf
Miller Road
Grace
Jacksonville Shipyards, Inc
Jacksonville
Fla
Candidates Vie in Lorain Elyria Primes in Chronicle Telegram
Curtis Nelson fears "star dom" and avoids personal image to preserve leadership impact as profiles of candidates in Tuesday primaries in Lorain and Elyria are explored. Mike Clary reports on this committed Black man amid racial and other city issues. Antique glass and modern collectibles highlight aWomen’s Section story with photos by Dick McKinley.
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Lorain
Elyria
Chronicle-Teleram
Curtis Nelson
Cityview
Nelson
Mike Clary
Embree Hofforan
Dick McKinley
Weather brief with temperature outlook and sun data
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the forties. Sunny and cooler tomorrow with highs in the fifties and sixties. Fair Monday with seasonable temperatures. Sunset today 8 27 p m. Sunrise tomorrow 6 22 a m.
Genius Turns Obscure Idea Into Jackpot Windfall
Acknowledged inventor develops a quirky theory into a major breakthrough earning substantial financial success and widespread attention. The story highlights perseverance and the turning point when a risky concept achieves commercial and public interest.
Nixon push for federal crackdown on obscene mailings
President Nixon urges a citizens crusade against obscenity and new laws to stop smut in the mails. Reps. Ichord and Cunningham have collected grainy examples from constituents to illustrate the problem and fuel three proposed federal penalties for sending sexual material to under 18.
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Nixon
Congress
Richard H. Ichord
D-Mo
Glen Cunningham
R-Neb
Chase
Lve
Jehord
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Dwis
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Robert G. Lake
Kilmer Men’s Center
Kilmer
New York City
Robert Emond
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
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Leon Panduta
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Office of Civil
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